In 2024, ten women from working-class neighborhoods in Mumbai embarked on a smartphone filmmaking project, resulting in the community-driven film 'Mast Mahila Mandali'. This documentary, which reflects their lives and struggles, will premiere on April 28 at the historic Regal Cinema, with an anticipated audience of 1,200. The filmmakers, including Anjum Sheikh, Darshana Maykar, and others, are associated with the NGO CORO India, which has been active in community initiatives for 38 years. Supriya Jaan, CORO's head of grassroots knowledge initiatives, emphasized that this event marks a milestone, as the women are showcasing their own narratives rather than being mere subjects. The project was developed over two years under the guidance of Shilpa Gulati, a National Award-winning filmmaker, who aims to tackle the challenges of documentary distribution in India. The screening is expected to draw family members, community residents, grassroots leaders, and members of the film fraternity.